South Georgia & South Sandwich Islands · Folktales and oral traditions
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South Georgia & South Sandwich Islands
- Tales
- 1
- Dated records
- 1
- Tales linked to multiple countries
- 0
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South Georgia’s first Atlas record is the story of a fourth traveller, which grew out of a crossing made by three people in 1916. In his memoir published in 1919, Ernest Shackleton recalls feeling as though someone else walked with them.
Tales in the Atlas
South Georgia’s Fourth Traveller
1919 · Ernest Shackleton · South · Chapter X, Across South Georgia
Tales found across countries
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